Tag: Flirt Divert
The one that doesn’t speak finally addressed listeners through a voice changer before playing one last game of Oh! What’s Occurring. [...]
Years of promotional oddities, lost shoes and forgotten food emerged from beneath the team’s desks as Radio 1 prepared to move buildings. [...]
Dappy introduced “Good Intentions” after working through the night to finish his solo album. [...]
A show packed with listener contributions to the Flirt Divert voicemail number, plus Scott's new celebrity blog-guessing quiz and the return of Barryoke — featuring people named Barry singing modern pop hits. [...]
Scott explores whether relationships can work when neither person speaks the other's language, hears from listeners with wildly mixed results (including one involving Meatloaf lyrics), and gets distracted by Radio 1's increasingly famous toilets and a man in a badger suit called Barry. [...]
A Monday edition packed with Flirt Divert messages, including potential calls from Big Brother alumni and the question of whether Perez Hilton actually left a voicemail, plus more tales from Scott's cleaner and whether she was flirting with him. [...]
Scott embarks on a quest to acquire a party trick after feeling inadequate without one, leading to listener suggestions ranging from human bagpipes and duck sneezes to a deeply alarming eyeball-based noise trick. Meanwhile, Chappers gets uncomfortably flirty with clips from Kerry Katona's new MTV reality show. [...]
A caller requests to be called Susan, which sparks the revelation that Laura has been calling Scott "Susan" all along — leading to the birth of "Susan on Radio 1" — while Laura becomes convinced that Scouting for Girls wrote their hit "She's So Lovely" about her. [...]
The long-awaited return of "My Name is Scott" sees Jo Whiley get her own back on Scott in spectacular fashion, armed with a paintball gun and a warehouse full of quiz questions designed to humiliate him. [...]
Scott presents a pointless survey ranking the sexiest jobs—including the bizarre inclusion of cowboys—and introduces a baffling vintage invention called Mr. Microphone, a cordless FM broadcaster that lets you transmit to car radios from your home. [...]